CNA Financial is authorized to administer oaths, affirmations, and solemn declarations for documents staying within the province of Alberta, including:

• Lost or damaged passports
• Land title transfers
• Pension documents, waivers and applications
• Accountant and Real Estate licenses
• Immigration matters
• Last wills and testaments
• Personal directives
• Living will
• Special power of attorney

Commissioner of Oaths Edmonton

The Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General oversees the Commissioner for Oaths program in the province of Alberta. This program provides a means by which members of the public, such as CNA Financial team members, who wish to be appointed, can become a Commissioner for Oaths in Alberta.

The Government of Alberta proclaimed the Notaries and Commissioners Act and put the Commissioner for Oaths Regulation in force on April 30, 2015 with the most recent update to the regulation being made as of December 9, 2016. A Code of Conduct was also established.

A Commissioner for Oaths must be 18 years of age, a resident of Alberta, and have no criminal record.